start date | end date | sleeps | month | information |
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now | open | 1 |
$979 |
information:Bedroom 1 - Utilities and household expenses are not included |
Halfway between Central Park and the East River is this room for rent located in a four bedroom apartment at East 105th & 2nd Avenue in Harlem. Here you won't find skyscrapers or tourist crowds, but a laid back neighborhood offering something for everyone. The duplex apartment occupies the 1st and 2nd floor (considered 1st by Europeans) of a 7-story building built in 2002 with laundry facilities and a security system.
The first room available for rent is bedroom 1 situated on the 1st floor. It is furnished with a twin sized bed, a wardrobe and dresser where you can store your belongings and has a TV with cable. There is also a mini fridge. But the highlight of this bedroom is the exclusive access to the backyard! You will appreciate having your own outdoor space to relax and sun in the summer months, or have a drink after work or school! You will share the bathroom with your first floor roommates. Going up to the second floor there is the kitchen, equipped with everything from oven and microwave to coffee maker and toaster.
* Please note that there is no access to the living room *.
All the basic amenities can be found around this apartment share. There is a "Fine Fare'' supermarket on the same block, pharmacies one block north on 106th street and many corner stores where you can get your morning coffee or last minute groceries. But there is a lot more to see in this part of Manhattan:
- The Museum Mile: designating Fifth Avenue from 82nd to 110th Street, the Museum Mile hosts no less than 10 museums, bringing richness and cultural diversity to The Upper East Side and Harlem. They include El Museo del Barrio where you can find an excellent collection of Latin American Art and the Museum of the City of New York dedicated to the culture, people, and history of New York, both half-a-mile away (800 m). A little further on 88th and 82nd streets are the world famous Guggenheim and the MET (Metropolitan Museum of Art).
- Central Park: no need to introduce this giant park in the heart of New York City, haven for strollers, athletes or daydreamers who can spend an entire day playing sports, walking around and enjoying the surroundings or simply lay down under the shade of a tree and relax!
- Restaurants: Walk 10 blocks north on 116th Street and you will find many affordable restaurants, including some of New York's best Mexican food! Try Taco Mix, Sandy, or El Nuevo Caridad. To find the original New York thin-crust pizza, head 0.8 miles (1.3 km) north to Patsy's pizza.
This area is served by the line 6 at the 103 Street / Lexington Avenue subway station. Take it uptown to go the the Bronx, or downtown for lower Manhattan or Brooklyn, passed Grand Central Station, a transit hub where you can transfer to other subway lines as well as trains to other cities.
Review by: A Roommate, Jan 29 2024 From: Czech Republic, Apartment Share Rental: 5 months |
Great location. Great landlord. |
Review by: Nindyo S., Sep 13 2022 From: United States, Apartment Share Rental: 12 months |
The place is excellent! The first time I saw the room, I fell in love with it. I had a bigger room on the first floor, and it was fully furnished and noticeably quiet. The queen-size bed is also comfortable. I had my own fridge to place my stuff, and I could use the kitchen upstairs. Most remarkable is the hospitality of Izamar and Helio. Just say what you need, and Izamar and Helio are more than willing to help. You will never be disappointed to live in Izamar's house! |
Review by: Margaux C., Oct 16 2016 From: France, Apartment Share Rental: 6 months |
I loved staying in this apartment. It is very well located, quiet, clean, and the family welcomed me as if we have known each other since always. I highly recommend this apartment. |
Review by: Brendon C., Aug 18 2015 From: United States, Apartment Share Rental: 12 months |
My experience at this apartment was absolutely beyond anything I expected to find when moving to New York. I came to the city for Graduate School and needed an apartment that was close to a subway station, quiet enough to provide a place to study, and furnished so that I would not have to bring furniture with me. This location provided all of these and more! Below I will review different qualities of the space that I find important: Neighborhood, Transportation, Room, Building, and the People. |
Review by: Kévin K., Sep 04 2014 From: France, Apartment Share Rental: 2 months |
This apartment strong point is its location close to the subway station. There are lots of stores, restaurants, hairdressers etc around. The host family is very kind and welcoming. |
Review by: Jennifer R., Apr 23 2014 From: Germany, Apartment Share Rental: 7 months |
I couldn't have been happier staying in this apartment. |